Exclusive: UnitedHealth Struggling To Sell Brazilian Unit Amil - Sources
UnitedHealth Group Inc, the top U.S. healthcare company by market capitalization, is struggling to sell Brazilian unit Amil due to antitrust issues and growing losses from individual health plans, according to four people with knowledge of the matter.
Exclusive: UnitedHealth Struggling To Sell Brazilian Unit Amil
UnitedHealth Group Inc, the top U.S. healthcare company by market capitalization, is struggling to sell Brazilian unit Amil due to antitrust issues and growing losses from individual health plans, according to four people with knowledge of the matter.
Buffett-backed Nubank Growing Faster Than Expected In Mexico -CEO
Nubank, Latin America's largest fintech, is growing faster than expected in Mexico, Chief Executive David Velez said in an interview.
Canada's Brookfield Unit Among Sanitation Companies Seeking Brazil IPOs
Two sanitation companies are expected to break Brazil's IPO drought in the coming months.
Bankers Brush Off Concerns About Brazil's Polarized Election
On one side is a president questioning the integrity of the electoral system. On the other, a challenger warning he could roll back the country's biggest privatization in decades.
Investors Cut Valuations Of Latam Startups -Creditas Founder
Investors have been reducing valuations of Latin American startups during the global stock market rout and in an environment of higher interest rates, said Sergio Furio, founder of unicorn fintech Creditas.
Brazilian Homebuilder MRV Looking For A Partner For Its U.S. Subsidiary AHS- CFO
Brazilian homebuilder MRV Engenharia e Participacoes is looking for a partner for its U.S.
High Commodity Prices, Comparative Calm Keeping Investors Interested In Latam M&A
Latin American bankers expect investors to overlook political worries in the region this year and keep investing in local companies, buoyed by strong commodities prices and a comfortable distance from geopolitical risks in eastern Europe.
Walmart Sells Majority Of Brazil Unit, Takes $4.5 Billion Charge
Walmart Inc said on Monday that it has sold an 80 percent stake in its Brazilian operations to private equity firm Advent International, exiting an underperforming business in its third major international deal since April.
